So, in an attempt to avoid trying to reinvent what some of the more brilliant and experienced minds on this forum may have already tried, I thought that I would put this question out to the group.
I have a saw with router table built into the extension and a Biesemeyer style fence and rail, more or less like this one:
TableSawRouterTable.jpg
http://www.vandegrift.com/MyWebPage/...outerTable.jpg
For the router table, I'm planning on using an Incra Ultralite fence mounted on a piece of plywood like this:
incra-ultralite1.jpg
http://www.fine-tools.com/incra-ultralite1.jpg
What I'd like to do is find some kind of a smart way to clamp the plywood mount to the rail system to that I could index the plywood off the tube for position and ideally squaring. The table is not very big, so I'm going to have to take the router fence off most of the time when Im using the tablesaw. I know I can do this off the saws miter slot if I need to, but working of the rail seems much more flexible. Thanks for any ideas!